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almondjoy (f)
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@almondjoy
I think u shuld visit other posts, don't just rest your day on this one
Thank you for being so gracious! Goodbye and hope you find peace! Goodluck in the future and on Nairaland! Ain't bothered with or by you! So off I go to other topics like you said! Bye! 
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Busta (f)
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@topic,
is this marriage for 4real or is it for convenience?
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D-reloaded (f)
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smike4keen, quit milking the "you hurt me" cow. Yea AJ was KIND of harsh in the previous comments bht if you read in between the lines, we ALL know she's saying the utmost truth 19 is too YOUNG right now, she doesnt have a degree of her own. Why would YOU even allow her to do such a thing if you love her? If you truly loved her you'd wnat her to better herself first or am I crazy?  Seriously, I don't think any man who can't sincerely say "I'm getting married and I'm fine with it" should ever go down the aisle, it's so obvious how paranoid you are about it, the fact that it's too early, obviously it's like you're being rushed. what is the cause? You need to talk to your girl about this, if shes like any other female she'll see this as a way for yiou to run away but you have to assure her that you are questionijkng it because you are thinking OF HER.
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smile4kenn (m)
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Thanks D-loaded
I appreciate
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almondjoy (f)
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@topic,
is this marriage for 4real or is it for convenience?
Convenience of course--I think! Na you go tell me which thread I go to for this Nairaland?--because you own all the reply buttons?Because na your papa get the website! My apologising to you was the right thing to do, not a sign of weakness ok? So do not press your luck. Look here honey, you may have started the thread but no be your website. If you own one, then I will not visit. If I see something interesting to comment on I will come back.  I say I respect you, no mean say a dey fear you ooooooooooooooh!  Make you shine you eyes well well!
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smile4kenn (m)
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aiight almond joy, its a free world.
am more than convenience.
i wonder what else u have in mind
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R-Dynamite (f)
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*sighs* AlmondJ, I think you should let the poster be.
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almondjoy (f)
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smike4keen, quit milking the "you hurt me" cow. Yea AJ was KIND of harsh in the previous comments bht if you read in between the lines, we ALL know she's saying the utmost truth 19 is too YOUNG right now, she doesnt have a degree of her own. Why would YOU even allow her to do such a thing if you love her? If you truly loved her you'd wnat her to better herself first or am I crazy?  Seriously, I don't think any man who can't sincerely say "I'm getting married and I'm fine with it" should ever go down the aisle, it's so obvious how paranoid you are about it, the fact that it's too early, obviously it's like you're being rushed. what is the cause? You need to talk to your girl about this, if shes like any other female she'll see this as a way for yiou to run away but you have to assure her that you are questionijkng it because you are thinking OF HER. Thank you ma sista--I have apologized because I felt I had to. So let us move on. Whatever he wants to do with the apology is his business! Like you said he should leave ma matter and answer the questions asked.  Am I the only one here?  Please answer the questions ma friend and stop dodging!  aiight almond joy, its a free world.
am more than convenience.
i wonder what else u have in mind
Nothing in mind ma dear. You answer the questions! You came to ask us for advice. You don't need mine a understand. So leave ma matter alone for now and face others. I will comment as I deem fit! It is a free website for all and the last time a checked no restrictions remember? I will leave on ma own terms no doors or windows here to lock as you can see. So face others please while I entertain maself as usual. 
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D-reloaded (f)
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aj leave am jare. The boy too sensitive sef.
Obviously doesnt want to accept what everyone has been saying whcih is why he's still mourning your past comments
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spoilt (f)
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do u need a british visa? 
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smile4kenn (m)
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@amondjoy
enough of it, i think u are having fun, anyway enjoy, i expected something like this, if you think am still a baby, i accept, its your words.
Mind u "spoit" am proud to be nigerian and don't even believe in dual.
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R-Dynamite (f)
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AJ, seriously, you need to stop. You're acting too childish as well.
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smile4kenn (m)
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I work with some top websites as a censor editor, Almond, its your kind of posts that i do delete
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nwando
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smile4ken I've read your posts here on this forum and admire you and I commend you for being brave enough to post this here under the name we know you by rather than hide under some name. First off,I won't condemn you for wanting to marry someone as long as she's an adult and in this case the girl is. Secondly her parents agree to the marriage. No matter what we say here,the decision is ultimately yours and hers.
It's not a crime to marry an 18 year old. Infact many 18 year old girls are more mature than some 30 year olds. The only concern I have is how prepared you are to handle marriage and all that it entails. In your initial post ,you ended by saying "should I give it a trial"? Marriage is not trial and error ,you have to go in with the mindset that this would be for life. Have you told your parents and siblings and what do they say?
I would advise that you don't rush. You both should wait at least 2 years. At that time you may be better prepared emotionally to handle marriage. And if you really love each other,she'll be prepared to wait too.
Marriage is a lifetime commitment and you should have absolutely no doubts before stepping in.
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almondjoy (f)
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I work with some top websites as a censor editor, Almond, its your kind of posts that i do delete
Okay!  As you can see there are other posters here to attend to. You are irritating the bloody crap of a hell outtta me as much as I am irritating you. You are the "man". You need to move on hon'! 
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spoilt (f)
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Mind u "spoilt" am proud to be nigerian and don't even believe in dual.
sorry, then why the haste if you arent feeling her?  i'm married. Marriage is a lifetime commitment. No jokes.
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smile4kenn (m)
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Hi nwado
I appreciate your reply so much.
thanks so much
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nwando
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Am 23 years and wants to get married to a British Girl here in less than 2 months. But, i still see my coming marriage like just a normal thing. I don't take it serious because its going to be a court thing. Although my girl brought bt the marriage thing and we have already sheduled date for it and planing. But i feel like its something i can just rush into. But, am scared of early married or is early marriage worth giving a trial?[/quote]
@ poster the highlighted areas above worry me. I say,give it some time and don't take marriage so casually
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smile4kenn (m)
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the reason why i said i don't take it serious is that, it will not be a big ceremony, so am not taking the preparation serious, u know how court thing looks like.
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almondjoy (f)
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case closed!
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tpia
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Obama's mother married at age 18. She was born in 1942 and got married in 1960. Obama was born August 1961. Countless other examples. I guess its the " high school sweetheart" phenomenon. Some become permanent, others don't. I don't really want to bring in the race/nationality factor here, but some non-Nigerian girls are starry-eyed like that. In Nigeria, it might be relatively rarer for a young girl to want to marry so early, of their own free will. But some girls of other nationalities ( especially some western ladies) see nothing wrong with it. The real issue at stake is will the marriage last. 50/50 chance, I think, depending on the couple. But then, given the high statistics of marriage problems that cut across any country or demographic, a wait and see attitude might apply. @ poster: its true both you and your fiance are rather young. However, its up to both of you to figure out what you want. You still have to keep her education in mind though.  On the other hand, I also wonder if you're thinking you might lose her if you wait too long.
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almondjoy (f)
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Obama's mother married at age 18. She was born in 1942 and got married in 1960. Obama was born August 1961. Countless other examples. I guess its the " high school sweetheart" phenomenon. Some become permanent, others don't. I don't really want to bring in the race/nationality factor here, but some non-Nigerian girls are starry-eyed like that. In Nigeria, it might be relatively rarer for a young girl to want to marry so early, of their own free will. But some girls of other nationalities ( especially some western ladies) see nothing wrong with it. The real issue at stake is will the marriage last. 50/50 chance, I think, depending on the couple. But then, given the high statistics of marriage problems that cut across any country or demographic, a wait and see attitude might apply. @ poster: its true both you and your fiance are rather young. However, its up to both of you to figure out what you want. You still have to keep her education in mind though.  On the other hand, I also wonder if you're thinking you might lose her if you wait too long. Yeah yeah yeah! And what happened to his father? I hope you realize also that Barack Obama was raised by a single mother and her parents--whites! His white grandparents had to shoulder all the burden while "Mr. Africa" took off for greener pastures.  He has not seen his father since he was 2!!!!!! His Kenyan father disappeared when he was only 2 years old and has never re-surfaced since then!  Hmmmmmmmmmmm! The reason history keeps repeating itself is because people keep making the same mistakes over and over again! Looks like we are about to have a de ja vu here!  Next! 
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R-Dynamite (f)
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Whether or not the marriage will work out is not the issue. Marriages fail these days without mercy. The issue is HIS own personal reason to get married 'cause from what he's told us, it appears he's scared that he's too young, doing it to please the girl etc. I don't see how these will propel a man to get married in this day and time. In Nigeria it might be relatively rarer for a young girl to want to marry so early, of their own free will.
Wetin this one come mean 
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D-reloaded (f)
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In Nigeria, it might be relatively rarer for a young girl to want to marry so early, of their own free will Tpia, I tend to agree with alot of your posts but I'm sorry this is quite untrue. Desperation reeks out of most Nigerian girls now, esp the ones that live there. They could date a guy for like 2 weeks and immediately claim husband, you even have examples on on Nigeria, guys gas up their heads with "yea now this is my wifey lol lol" and they dey claim they have husband, husband for where? Girls trying to rush into marriage is a typical girl thing because majority of them just THINK of the whole Wedding part, they forget everything else smike, what has osisi said that we havent said and stop trying to cover up with "oh I just don't thik it's big deal because it's a court thing", if that was all you worried abouyt you wouldnt keep haping on the fact that it's an "early marriage". Obviously you believe it's too soon, best you do something about that .
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almondjoy (f)
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smike, what has osisi said that we havent said and stop trying to cover up with "oh I just don't thik it's big deal because it's a court thing", if that was all you worried abouyt you wouldnt keep haping on the fact that it's an "early marriage". Obviously you believe it's too soon, best you do something about that .
. . . . . . . . .And you are one heck of a smart young lady!  case closed! 
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tpia
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@ everyone: you all speak true. I was considering a Nigerian girl marrying right out of secondary school. I don't know too many instances of that, these days. Of course back in the olden days girls married at 16, 17 or 18, but I don't know too many instances now. Most Nigerian females like to further their education first, and it would be relatively rare for the parents to agree to the marriage of their 19 year old daughter. In a normal Nigerian scenario that is. @AJ: so true about Obama's family background. Unfortunately, also true about many other marriages- some of which don't even last one year after the ceremony and people spending money on wedding gifts. Something that annoys me to no end- buying wedding gifts only to learn the couple broke up overnight. Not only young couples o. @ R-Dynamite: free will as opposed to forced marriages. Some girls do marry quite young due to their parents or guardians wishes. But that wouldnt seem to be the case here. why the guys no contribute sef? Too busy elsewhere?  I mean why are no reasonable guys contributing.
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nwando
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He says the girl is British not Nigerian
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amsky (f)
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Smile4kenn please don't get so touchy now.Almond has apologised. You have to consider this so carefully. Marriage is not one big joke okay. There is no need to regret posting this here. Inasmuch as there are jokers here,there are also those ones who have a good head b/w their shoulders. Ken,think it over. Do not come back here with your decision. there are a few points to consider- Is a 19yr old ready for marriage? Truth is she may turn around to blame you for the oppurtuinities she'll feel you deprived her of.I have a friend who cries 24hrs of the day saying she regrets marrying her husband when she did. Do not make a hasty decision. Is she pregnant? Please tell us, then our advice may turn out to be different. You are 23.Do you have an income? how do you intend to cater for her and any kids that may come by? Are you emotionally mature for marriage? You alone can answer that. There are many thing to take into consideration. Like my mother told me when i announced my husband had proposed to me, Marriage is not just about love making. there is alot more to it. All the best. 
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tpia
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He says the girl is British not Nigerian
that's why I mentioned the high school sweetheart thingy. In western terminology. marrying your high school sweetheart is rather less common among Nigerian girls of nowadays, imo. How will the couple survive in such a situation? In cases where it does happen, maybe the fiance is much older than the girl. Say like 10 or more years, and with a very good job and prospects. At least I don't know too many young Nigerians marrying right out of secondary school. All that boyfriend/girlfriend stuff na for play or practice, most times. 
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R-Dynamite (f)
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@ R-Dynamite: free will as opposed to forced marriages. Some girls do marry quite young due to their parents or guardians wishes.
May be you're talking about the very wretched, hunger and poverty plagued families??
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